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A trellis is a useful structure for a yard or garden. It gives climbing plants and flowers a place to grow and prevents them from damaging the siding of your house. A trellis can also lend visual interest to a landscape when plants lie dormant. Follow these steps to put up a trellis.

Set the trellis 1 to 2 feet (30 to 60 cm) away from your house. This distance will give you space to access the back of the trellis for pruning and maintenance and allow air to flow freely to the trellis' plants.[1]XResearch source

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